[Sca-cooks] OT OOP Favor

[Christina Nevin]

Saluti!

My apologies for the bandwidth, but I have a favor to ask. I was wondering
if anyone would have enough room to pack a spare sleeping bag/couple of
blankets for me at Pennsic? My promised bedding has fallen through, and I'd
rather not expand my luggage to have to include bedding (the clothing alone
will be enough fun lugging to and from the airport!). So if any kind person
has spare bedding and some extra space in their car I would really really
appreciate it...(I arrive on Thursday 9th and leave Sunday 19th).

Whilst I'm on the topic, is there anything easily portable I can bring
people from the UK? I already have chicken and lamb OXO cubes destined for
Elysant (Elysant, I couldn't find the weird ones - are you sure that was the
right brand? - and beef OXO cubes are probably NOT a good idea at the
moment, unless you really really want them - email me back). So can anyone
think of anything they want?

Al Servizio Vostro, e del Sogno
Lucrezia

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